Identify which of the following is an unlikely consequence of a business being exposed for sourcing goods from unethical suppliers*1 pointA reduction in staff morale as employees lose faith in the businessAn increase in sales as the business gets more publicity in the mediaA loss of employees who do not wish to work for an unethical organisationA decline in sales as a result of ethical consumers boycotting the products of the business

A firm’s ethical reputation can provide a competitive advantage in the marketplace with customers, suppliers, and employees. Suppose that a manager allows his team to sell to their customer sub-standard products, the manager may be caught in an ethical issue involving ____________.Select one:a.Discriminationb.Sexual harassmentc.Conflicts of interestd.Customer confidence

What are the consequences of unethical behaviour in organisations?

Select all that applyWhen it comes to fairness and honesty, which two actions are expected of businesses?Multiple select question.To justify unethical practices to the firm's stakeholdersTo avoid harming customers, employees, clients, or competitorsTo exercise caution in using coercive or deceptive practicesTo follow applicable laws and regulations

Ethical issues a business might face: conflictsbetween profits and ethics• How business might react and respond to ethicalissues, e.g. child labour, paying fair prices tosuppliers

What is the impact of responsible procurement on reputation?  A. Negative brand perception  B. Increased customer loyalty  C. Ethical business conduct  D. Damaged supplier relationships